skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep. Personally I love the Firefox profiler for interacting with perf - since it can show you flame graphs and let you explore a perf trace by dominators and whatnot.

But I applaud the effort to make small, native apps. I agree with the author - not everything should live in the browser.
Having the right/freedom to post anything you want does not mean there shouldn't be consequences for those posts later.

Age of post should just not be an automatic "but it was 10 years ago" get out of jail free card. If there's compelling evidence it was just a stupid thing someone did as a teen, then we can have that conversation. If it is a post from someone in some position of leadership that is 10 years old but was made in their 40s is not the same "I was an immature teen" situation.
I get this error upon first run, both with pipx and with a regular venv: https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock/issues/2294
^w is delete word in vim/bash/everywhere else. It’s terrible whenever I accidentally type this in the browser and the window closes. I typically close terminal windows with ctrl-d so I have this mapped in my browser as well. It’s really muscle memory and I do not want to change it
Ladybird is the UK term for what Americans call Ladybugs
4 months and you’re already starting to understand and able to join in some? That sounds pretty good tbh.

I’ve been partially avoiding learning whilst mostly living in Spanish speaking countries for the last 6 years. Concerted effort is key but don’t beat yourself up about having difficulties listening, native speakers have the whole dictionary to pull from whereas you only have a few words and phrases with basic grammar.

It helps to be around other people that are learning or have learned as there’s a lot of cracks to fall into between a direct literal translation. These are obvious for bilinguals but can’t be appreciated by native monolinguals. Try asking someone to go on a fecha with you to the movies.

And don’t worry about being slow, find good people with patience.
It’s the J.J. Abrams misery box storytelling that ruined most TV shows / movies for me. Turning lazy writing from a vice into a virtue. Many shows now feel like they’re actively and intentionally wasting my time, ironically curing me of my desire to watch TV/Movies freeing up time for better uses.

The other lazy writing is the lack of conflict resolution enabling a continuous source of needless conflict, making an entire show out of a situation that could have easily been resolved if there had been a single ‘adult’ in the room. This has the added problem of normalizing the extreme confrontational or evasive communication styles as opposed to productive engagements. I guess this is what happens when TV raises a generation and then that generation goes on to make their own TV shows, each cycle worse than the previous. As bad as ‘engagement’/‘rage bait’ YouTubers are now I shudder to imagine what the next generation would bring.
It's fairly rare during general browsing, but Mullvad makes no attempt to hide that their servers are VPN IPs, so any site that explicitly wants to block VPN users will very likely block Mullvad. Mostly an issue if you're trying to use a VPN to view geo-blocked media.
As a prospector myself, this is false. Assays are expensive for traditional minerals and we never assay for hydrogen as that requires a totally different set of procedures.
I didn't post anything, the video I linked to is in the article in the OP. I'm just clearing up the claim that this is sourced from some white supremacist website. It is not true. I don't claim to agree with anything in the video.
Are there any good examples for apartments? I am interested in doing similar stuff, but don’t own a house. Seems like all examples are from houses…
Samsung 990 is marketed as a PRO part and a reasonable comparison, hell it’s likely a better product than what Apple is shipping. But when a company slaps gaming 30 times on the product page, lists specific features to minimize load times etc it’s clearly targeting a specific demographic who in general wants different tradeoffs.

At scale failures are more than just endurance ratings. Gaming laptops for example often cook their components due to prioritizing performance over long term stability. That doesn’t guarantee early failure, but it reduces the likelihood the system is working in 4 years.
The original source for this article and that article you're referencing is this video https://youtube.com/watch?v=-1Mg4nXJ21Y
One technical difference is that F* heavily uses SMT automation, which is less emphasized in Lean (their book even says that F* typechecking is undecidable). F* programmers frequently talk about the language's emphasis on monadic programming, which I'll admit that I don't understand (but would like to!)
>it's only really making one step in the kill chain harder, which is establishing persistence

Yep. An attacker can just surreptitiously add a line to your .bashrc instead of modifying the base OS.
Could someone explain the point to me? I read the post and still don’t quite understand. I remember CRTs looked smoother when pixels were still noticeable in (o)led displays. Is it to effectively lower the frame rate?
Go is fun. Rust is tough to learn but a lot of really cool projects use it.

I say just build something and go from there.
I’ve had a good time dabbling with Metal.jl: https://github.com/JuliaGPU/Metal.jl
"Canon" makes sense in the context of religious documents where adherents believe some documents to represent reality and others not. But in the context of works recognized by all who care to be fiction, its just a senseless thing for internet quibbling. "This fiction is more valid than that fiction, because the legal entity presently holding the copyright says so." Get a grip.
There are lots of important attributes when using a VR headset.

Screen resolution isn't that important when playing a fast-paced game for example.

Then there are countless other things like screen refresh rate, contrast, brightness, light bleeding, god rays, visible pixel grid, sub-pixel aliasing, eye tracking and foveated rendering, color spaces, tracking fidelity, weight, sweating, pressure sores, poor audio etc.

Many things to get wrong indeed.
We also contributed the protagonist.
Could you elaborate on that story?
Script and patches for building Treble-Droid based LineageOS GSI
Doesn't block it for me.
For the prodfiler.com flamegraph viewer we ended up building it in Pixi.JS, which allowed us to have nice GPU acceleration and render massive flamegraphs quickly. Omitting to draw blocks of less than half a pixel width is also a good idea, as is the monospace font.
The biggest issue I have in making & keeping friends is that I'm constantly haunted by my backlog and the fact that I'm time-poor due to having a wife, three children, and a home to maintain.

Do I take three hours today to talk to some strangers or do I spend that time fixing my staircase or remediating the mold issue in my upstairs bathroom or do I finally build that STEM kit my 10 year old has been asking me to do with him for the past few weeks?
> It starts out with loading a font from Google Fonts.

Besides the steps order... My first impression is that it's taking someone who knows nothing, and conditioning them from step 1 to not even think about compromising a privacy-respecting, free and open Internet. Your First Third-Party Tracker. Your First Gratuitous Third-Party Dependency.

A couple times they hit on copyright and licensing, however. Which I approve of, but is also a corporate-friendly thing to emphasize.

Another one:

> To choose an image, go to [Google Images](https://www.google.com/imghp) and search for something suitable.

If you have to name and link a search engine for the exercise, how about not endorsing a famously privacy-invading option, but instead have the student use a more privacy-respecting one?
Weird! Every Mullvad server I’ve ever used is blocked by Reddit.
What's this tool vs typing a user name in google to find similar to same info?
Just curious, why would you want to shield them from reality? At 13 they’re only a few years from becoming a full fledged adult. Unsheltered life is coming at them fast. I don’t have children yet, so maybe my perspective would change if I did, but (while I would not intentionally expose them to harsher realities) I would never shield my kids. Instead, I would want them to be curious and ask questions while I still had a large influence in their lives, so that I could help guide them and give them tools and strategies to navigate a complex world. I experienced a fairly sheltered (religious/conservative) upbringing socially, but we had a subscription to US News & World report during the height of the GWOT which I read cover to cover. I understood geopolitics before I understood how to make friends. My transition to adult life was tough socially, but I at least had a decent understanding of how the world worked on a macro scale. If children are not sheltered socially, then they’re already encountering pretty much everything through their social circles. And with the internet, 10x+ that.
There wouldn't be an extension because it wouldn't make money.
This is the whole reason behind how Honey works. Honey is using its existence as an extension to steal commission, and partnering with retailers to suppress certain higher value coupons.
HUKD has adverts on its website as one of its means of making money. Something which obviously you couldn't do via an extension or users wouldn't install it.
Your perspective is irreplaceable on this matter. Thank you for sharing it; I had feared you had given up on HN.
Are you close to a big tech hub? If you are not close try and get as close as possible. Crash with a fried or relative.

Another option is to contact Profs at CS/CE Depts at universities preferably with Startup Incubators attached. The one's that have funding for projects have a hard time finding experienced people. You might get a part time gig that turns into something long term.
I think it's because (a) it's become a lot easier to create languages and (b) we're stuck.

I am hoping (a) is straightforward. For (b), I think most of us sense at least intuitively, with different strengths, that our current crop of programming languages are not really good enough. Too low-level, too difficult to get to a more compact and meaningful representation.

LLMs have kinda demonstrated the source for this feeling of unease, by generating quite a bit of code from fairly short natural language instructions. The information density of that generated code can't really be all that high, can it now?

So we have this issue with expressiveness, but we lack the insight required to make substantial progress. So we bounce around along the well-trodden paths of language design, hoping for progress that refuses to materialize.
Why do you think in the anti-trust lawsuit they're desperate to avoid Chrome divestment? A project that on the surface surely must be a massive cost center for them that doesn't benefit their advertising arm one bit. No sir, made out of the goodness of their hearts and given away for free for nothing other than promoting the open web.
become a freelancer and build interesting sideprojects that you can try to monetize. in a startup, especially one that needs VC funding, the ratrace is replaced with a fox race, but you are the rabbit.
"point of no return"
oh come on!

probably taking this way too seriously given the source (news|that's so|week)
however, despite what self-declared apex predators donning sheep's clothing would have you believe:

fewer now != never more again
How do you access it? App?

I'm using it through mullvad with no issues, usually on mobile Firefox on desktop Firefox.
I just released OpenHabitTracker version 1.0.8 with several UI improvements
Just read the manual that comes with the child. /s

All kidding aside, my kids are 16 and 19 and I am still trying to figure it out.

Pretty sure it is a journey and not a destination.
Interesting. For me, while I don’t love the idea of being forced into something I don’t want, psychologically I understand that my choice is being taken away. In the case of deception or fraud, I would feel complicit and stupid, and that would stick with me and burn a long time.

I’m thinking about how people who are raped by force often feel ashamed, but also that people who are defrauded out of their money are also often too ashamed to come forward.

Of course neither should be the case, but I don’t think there’s that much difference between the two, at least for me.
President Doge and Wormbrain Kennedy want to do that, don't they? Doge also has this breeding-fetish.

Hah, the above paragraph needs several pages of footnotes of explanation, but incredibly I feel like it's an accurate summary of the coming state of US politics..
Tangential, after reading the description of the archipelago.

Sweden is the country with most islands in the world, followed by Norway and Finland.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/which-countries-have-the...
Just start making CRTs again. There's clearly consumer demand
Why write about it then?

Even if you assume that enemies' intelligence already knows about it, then doesnt it just show that it doesn't work?

Or maybe it is just fake cabin?
Capitalism-meritocracy= lottery. This feeling percolates deeply into society over time.
I think maybe being logged in or not affects this
I’ve said several times they could be using worse components.

The why I’m still talking is because people seem to think buying a gaming SSD is a good idea when they also want longevity / low risk of future. The parts can last 10+ years but they’re designed with something else in mind.
my comment on greppability from 3 months ago could be relevant https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41467681
I'm not as familiar Korean intellectual trends as I was in Japan, but I think there is enough similarity for a comparison to be informative. In the 1970s-80s, Japan was faced with the anticipation that they would need to accommodate massive immigration in the future to ensure their economic future. There was extensive public debate in the media and the consensus that emerged by the 1990s was against immigration. I suspect Korea will go similarly.
It's nice that he includes what later church fathers would come to call heretics.

His blog is also worthwhile reading: http://www.peterkirby.com/
There are two upcoming headsets that i missed, both with the same high resolution and with Android XR: The Samsung headset ("Project Moohan”) and the just announced Pimax Dream Air.

Both have Micro OLEDs with 3840 x 3552 pixels.
Canadian researchers trial nature trick to boost mood in winter
Often enough.

Some Mullvad locations will cause Google to throw up excessive captchas.
Others will cause reddit and imgur to 403 your response.

For most places, not a problem, but some WAFs are explicitely blocking certain known IPs.
Correct, testing for a gas is a lot different than traditional soil and rock sampling and assays techniques.
Some fans react in the same way that some religious people react to those they consider heretics.
Sounds like an inadvertent method of preventing non-Christians from living on that block.
Reservoir, solar (floating on the reservoir + ground mount nearby), cheap batteries. Would allow for balancing desal generation with grid needs.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/03/12/floating-pv-for-desal...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98hZI5CfQXU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzXJJFBEX-g

https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy24osti/87698.pdf
There's also a lot of vegetarian/non-pork-but-fleishig Chinese food. But the point was more that Chinese food that isn't kosher isn't obviously so, especially 60-70 years ago when it was less commonplace.
Foxconn plan Porotech polychrome MicroLED production line for end of 2025
DPT polychrome tech: https://www.porotech.com/technology/dpt/

I wonder if Apple will announce Microled products for 2026
'Murder hornet' eradicated from the US, officials announce
Great service. I particularly like that you can connect to their network without redirecting all traffic and only selectively use different SOCKS5[1] endpoints[2] for different browser profiles.

Ad-blocking adblock.dns.mullvad.net DNS[2] is quite nice for the mobile as well.

[1] https://mullvad.net/en/help/socks5-proxy

[2] every server has its socks proxy address listed https://mullvad.net/en/servers

[3] https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls
... especially if you have schizoid personality.
The original understanding of a manifold was simply a "configuration space", which is very concrete, so I'm not sure what you mean that you are surprised that the world of topology could be practical.
> a lot of the fertility decline is the result of less unplanned pregnancy. Teenager's are far less likely to give birth.

I do genealogy and have created 10s of 1000s of profiles, mostly of people in the US from 1850-1950. Much of what I see aligns with common knowledge of historical birth rates and parenting stats.

But not everything. One exception is that (Adult-Reaching) First-Born kids of moms <18 is a significantly smaller demographic than I would have expected. Families that start with moms in early-mid-late 20s are all better represented.

This isn't to throw shade on common knowledge. I suspect our CK is missing some nuances in the data (data from the groups I work on).

To give another example of missing nuance: We know historical lifespan averages were strongly shaped by infant mortality but they were also shaped by labor-related deaths (ex:black lung).
Purple Earth hypothesis. The first (AFAWK) photosynthetic critters were cyanobacteria. They produced enough oxygen to kill off everything which couldn't withstand its reductive effects. Oxygen levels have been much higher than they are today, presumably this is what made e.g. 6 foot centipedes a possibility.
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As someone who’s gone down the rust “native pointers vs pin vs …” rabbit hole many times now, I really recommend just using a Vec for the data and storing indexes into the vec when you need a pointer.

Pin adds a huge amount of weird incidental complexity to your code base - since you need to pin-project your struct fields (but which ones?). You can’t just take an &self or &mut self in functions if your value is pinned, and pin is just generally confusing, hard to use and hard to reason about.

The article ended up with Vec<Box<T>> - but that’s a huge code smell in my book. It’s much less performant than Vec<T> because every object needs to be individually allocated & deallocated. So you have orders of magitude more calls to malloc & free, more memory fragmentation and way more cache misses while accessing your data. The impact this has on performance is insane.

Vec & indexes is a lovely middle ground. In my experience it’s often (remarkably) slightly more performant than using raw pointers. You don’t have to worry about vec reallocations (since the indexes don’t change). And it’s 100% safe rust. It feels weird at first - indexes are just pointers with more steps. But I find rust’s language affordances just work better if you write your code like that. Code is simple, safe, ergonomic and obvious.
I guess Canon versus non-Canon and the use of multi-verses crop up as you keep adding more shows and content to an IP. Happened of course to Marvel first, and Star Wars is dealing with a lot of Canon issues the last 2 decades, https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Canon#Canon_and_Legends_(20... and now Star Trek is having more of these issues.

I wouldn't be surprised to see this happen in Harry Potter soon if it hasn't already.
In America a lot of people meet their spouse at work, and I’m guessing remote work doesn’t work the same way. Not sure if the same applies in SK tho.
I don't ship any Electron app at $dayjob so while I could afford to sit on a high horse I don't think it's warranted. Electron really isn't an issue, it doesn't really help Chrome's position as a browser in any meaningful way. It doesn't drive people to use the Chrome "chrome" which is where the money is.

It's why despite Edge being built on Chrome they're pushing it hard because owning the space around the browser window is the goal.
> "Encrypted DNS Proxy and adding ShadowSocks for WireGuard to enhance obfuscation for customers that truly need it."

Seems like the user base is wider than what would be addressed by the most basic use of VPN. Mullvad would then serve a greater purpose than what many, or at least I, would be aware of.
That second example pretty much demonstrates why it is so dangerous. There were attitudes that were commonplace 30 years ago that are now considered racist, in many cases because they were racist, that people don't subscribe to today. I imagine the same can be said about 10 years ago. People's values change. We should not be giving them life sentences when the have reformed their attitudes and behaviors, otherwise the incentive to reform is taken away.
I’m not sure what you mean by SSD grade, Grade A to D chips aren’t strictly about binning but also traceability/fraud.

One hardware guy mentioned internal defects can cause differences is the amount of reserve sectors that a final product ends up with. That’s exactly the kind of arbitrary cutoff that lets companies charge different prices for the same part.
Actually it does: Lora the radio protocol has parameters to tune. Usually both sender and receiver needs to match these, so I read this like a method how these could be automatically tuned based on the distance and radio environment.
Honestly, I think the MDN team is in the right here.

The author of the PR provided almost no explanation for the addition and left the template essentially blank. Then the team provided a detailed explanation of a very reasonable policy, to which the PR author responded with what frankly reads like a temper tantrum.

Especially after the xz incident, maintainers should be very very wary of contributors who use manipulative techniques to try to get things merged against policy, and contributors who are trying to help in good faith should be patient and understanding when they hit those barriers.
Interesting.

Which boards take no salary?
The backlight bleed of LCDs would look pretty awful at night. Also I’m not sure how others feel about it but to me a DIY LED matrix is way cooler than dropping in a prebuilt screen with HDMI input.
The link I’m reading (the one you sent) starts with planning, not font loading?

The second link seems very irrelevant, but makes Mozilla look good. The long time contributor in that thread is giving a showcase on how not to behave in open-source. Props to Mozilla for not giving into the manipulative bully-play-victim contributor:

Comment of his, for reference:
“Once again, if this was the reason for rejection I would've been way happier (it's 3LOC extra) to react to that reasoning, but I am fully sure right now even if I bring "secured" (it's a race condition in the real-world) call and apply to the ponyfill you'll find other awkward and antitrust conflicting arguments to nuke my link ... can you confirm? If yes is the answer, once again, me and you have very different meaning around working to push the Web forward (and it's sad you work for Mozilla, I don't), if no is the answer, I'll publish a fix ASAP and you should re-consider closing both PRs around this topic.

It's your call.”
I am skeptical of this assertion.

If you walk the mountains of Nevada along the fossil shoreline where the Lahontan[0] civilization thrived, you will regularly find large quantities of neolithic trash strewn about. Broken, half-finished, or abandoned stone tools are ubiquitous. It takes little effort to find obsidian arrowheads, some in perfect condition.

The preponderance of the evidence is that these were viewed as disposable artifacts, use once and throw away. If they were actually valuable, they could have picked these up in the same way we pick them up today. It would have essentially been "free money" lying on the ground. Yet for some reason, in all the intervening millennia, so few people did that modern humans can find them everywhere.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Lahontan